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Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children

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Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Nigate Makes Baskets for Sale
Nigate Asmamaw, 19, in Chilga Town was unable to provide for herself and her daughter due to a disability.
Nigate Asmamaw, 19, in Chilga Town was unable to provide for herself and her daughter due to a disability. The Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children enrolled her in a vocational training program, and now she is making baskets for sale. Photo credit: Nardos Mengesha, FHI 360.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Adebo Sells Vegetables at a Local Market
Adebo Berta, a widow and mother of four children, sells vegetables at a local market just few meters from her house.
Adebo Berta, a widow and mother of four children, sells vegetables at a local market just few meters from her house. Adebo is a member of a community saving and self-help group through Yekokeb Berhan. Photo credit: Nardos Mengesha, FHI 360.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Mimi Playing With Her Younger Brother Abu
Mimi Playing With Her Younger Brother Abu
Two years ago, Abu almost died from a combination of malaria and meningitis. The family received training, economic strengthening, and parenting education. Now, both children are back in school and their mother works in a small restaurant. Photo credit: WLP Film Production and Advertising PLC.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Child Development Center in Ziway
One of two early childhood development centers established through resource mobilization by community leaders in Ziway.
One of two early childhood development centers established through resource mobilization by community leaders in Ziway, in the Rift Valley, with the help of Yekokeb Berhan’s implementing partner, MAEDOT. Photo credit: Nardos Mengesha, FHI 360.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Belaynesh Sells Shameta by the Road
Belaynesh Bentie has benefited from the economic strengthening component of Yekokeb Berhan's assistance.
Belaynesh Bentie has benefited from the economic strengthening component of Yekokeb Berhan's assistance. She sells a traditional Ethiopian drink called shameta by the road to daily laborers in Addis Ababa. Photo credit: Nardos Mengesha, FHI 360.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: PermaGardening Training
PermaGardening training built the capacity of implementing partners on nutrition security and empowerment.
PermaGardening training built the capacity of implementing partners on nutrition security and empowerment so that they train and assist families of highly vulnerable children to produce vegetables in a small garden in a sustainable manner. Photo credit: Bernd Kiekebusch.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Atsede Sells Fruit by the Road
Atsede, an HIV positive woman with two children, benefited from economic strengthening training of USAID’s Yekokeb Berhan.
Atsede, an HIV positive woman with two children, benefited from economic strengthening training of USAID’s Yekokeb Berhan activity. She sells fruits by the road. Photo credit: WLP Film Production and Advertising PLC.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Getahun Attends School for the First Time
Fifteen-year-old Getahun is attending school the first time. Multiple disabilities confined him at home.
Fifteen-year-old Getahun is attending school the first time. Multiple disabilities confined him at home, but now, after receiving crutches and wheelchairs through linkages created by the USAID activity, he is attending special needs education. Photo credit: Karen Ottoni, USAID Ethiopia.
Yekokeb Berhan Program for Highly Vulnerable Children: Zenebech's Children
Zenebech Zerihun had given away her eldest daughter to work as a servant and was about to do the same with her younger children
Zenebech Zerihun had given away her eldest daughter to work as a servant and was about to do the same with her two younger children. With training and support from USAID, she has now started to earn a living and has brought her oldest child back home. Photo credit: WLP Film Production and Advertising PLC.
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Nigate Asmamaw, 19, in Chilga Town was unable to provide for herself and her daughter due to a disability.
Adebo Berta, a widow and mother of four children, sells vegetables at a local market just few meters from her house.
Mimi Playing With Her Younger Brother Abu
One of two early childhood development centers established through resource mobilization by community leaders in Ziway.
Belaynesh Bentie has benefited from the economic strengthening component of Yekokeb Berhan's assistance.
PermaGardening training built the capacity of implementing partners on nutrition security and empowerment.
Atsede, an HIV positive woman with two children, benefited from economic strengthening training of USAID’s Yekokeb Berhan.
Fifteen-year-old Getahun is attending school the first time. Multiple disabilities confined him at home.
Zenebech Zerihun had given away her eldest daughter to work as a servant and was about to do the same with her younger children
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Kassa Mulualem plow her father's land. Kassa is a project participant and role model. She was one of the first women in her area to take up plowing, an activity that is traditionally reserved for men. By sharing her experience with the village economic and social associations in her area, she is helping to raise awareness about gender equality and encouraging other USAID beneficiaries to change their lives by changing their understanding of the division of labor between men and women.
Building Resilience in the Ethiopian Highlands
April 7, 2017
USAID works with a number of non-governmental organization partners to support the Productive Safety Net Program in Ethiopia. Here a worker for USAID-partner Catholic Relief Services helps to organize distributions.
USAID Response to the Ethiopian Drought
April 10, 2017
In October 2016, USAID launched the READ Community Outreach activity at Soyama Primary School. The activity will reach students in nearly 2,500 schools in the Amhara, Oromia, SNNP, Somali, and Tigray regions.
Investing in Ethiopia's Future
April 6, 2017
Health extension worker Alemitu Merga in Nano Gabriel Health Post, South West Shewa Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia.   The USAID Deliver project, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and other organizations, improves health outcomes by increasing the availability of health supplies. For more than 30 years, USAID has been a world leader in providing health commodities.
Creating a Healthier Ethiopia
April 6, 2017
Story Powered Schools by Nalibali
Story-Powered Schools by Nalibali
March 2, 2017
The Africa We Want
Agenda 2063
September 1, 2016
USAID Administrator Gayle Smith leads discussion during 2016 AU Summit.
AU Summit
September 1, 2016
Youth Refugee Day in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
USAID Support to the African Union
September 1, 2016

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